The phrase "aggressive component" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing elements or factors that exhibit aggressive characteristics, such as in psychology, marketing, or product design.
Example: "The aggressive component of the marketing strategy was aimed at capturing a larger market share quickly."
Alternatives: "assertive element" or "hostile factor".
Malice may be combined with affection in friendly teasing; and the aggressive component in civilized humour may be sublimated or no longer conscious.
The approach, but not aggressive, component of the Impulsivity Index was the primary contributor to this relationship (partial r = −0.27, p <.01).
Imaging helps to identify and to guide biopsy from the enhancing or soft tissue component of the mass, which is more likely to be the more aggressive component of the mass.
Thus, markers enabling identification of aggressive component are of great interest.
The aggressive component of NAV behavior of Nazca boobies shows an ontogenic linkage with androgen exposure experienced during siblicide events.
Displacements did not involve any aggressive component.
Under such severe conditions, hydrogen was absorbed in the alloy and selective dissolution of the aggressive components occurred.
We found positive correlations between morning cortisol levels and the fearful component and negative correlations between cortisol and effective, sociable and aggressive components.
Signs of a popular backlash against the security agency's large-scale collection of the personal data of Americans have convinced a leading privacy advocate in Congress that the Obama administration may soon begin to back away from the most aggressive components of the agency's domestic surveillance programs.
We propose that since the increased mucus production enhances the protective quality of the mucosal barrier, it also boosts its potential to withstand luminal aggressive components such as acid/pepsin duet, Helicobacter pylori and/or nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs/aspirin, or a combination of all.
We propose that as the increased mucus production enhances the protective quality of the mucosal barrier, it also boosts its potential to withstand luminal aggressive components such as acid/pepsin duet, H. pylori and/or nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs/aspirin, or a combination of all.
